The Galaxy S27 renders just leaked, and Samsung is playing it incredibly safe
The Galaxy S27 may look almost unchanged, but Samsung could be hiding its biggest upgrades where they actually matter.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to undergo a significant redesign, while the regular Galaxy S27 seems to stick with Samsung's signature clean, flat-sided design. Reports suggest the phone maintains the same dimensions as its predecessor, but Samsung may boost its battery life with silicon-carbon technology. Underneath the familiar exterior, Samsung is reportedly testing a new Sony sensor for the main camera, potentially marking the first major hardware change for the base Galaxy S model in years.
Battery capacity could also see a substantial increase, with rumors pointing to a 4,900mAh battery – a considerable jump from previous generations. Performance remains somewhat uncertain, with Samsung potentially splitting Snapdragon and Exynos chips between regions, though the upcoming Exynos 2700 seems promising. The Galaxy S27 is expected to retain 12GB of RAM and start with 256GB of storage, though pricing may increase by $100 compared to the Galaxy S26.
The launch date is still unsure, but Samsung typically announces Galaxy S models early in the year, possibly around February 2027.
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